Temple of the Dark Moon

Innocence… we hear it all the time… used to represent purity of the soul. A soul without a touch of corruption. i wonder how many souls on earth remain within this category; or even near it as a matter of fact. i always wonder… how many of us think of us as ok humans. perhaps alot… i do not know. but why not the thought that we are corrupted? too harsh perhaps? perhaps. perhaps, no one wants to label themselves in such a way that they will be damned by others. perhaps most of us scorn the vileness of corruption… but yet, do not practice them to some extent? do we not practice the very corrupted actions that we condemn? just a thought… i am always wondering.

Innocence or corruption… which side would u choose to be in? From my experience, alot of ppl like to be the hero, defending justice and what naught. its not a bad idea actually, i mean, we all have imagination don we? what better role to be than a knight in shining armour saving the world from destruction… valiantly fought Evil to its end. so noble… such an honourable thought. if i were to choose… i would choose corruption. i would choose vileness. i would choose destruction. i would choose the greatest of all evil if there is one. so many would decide to be honourable… what use is it if the entire world is noble without any evil to fight? then the word noble would not exist in the first place. it wouldnt be any fun if all u have are the goodie two shoes strutting along the streets. i think without corruption… perhaps life would be a little boring to live.

There is also another reason for choosing corruption over that of innocence… it is in my opinion that for a corrupted person, there is so much more u can do. your imagination can run ever wilder in order to inflict pain and death. u can be ever so cunning just to get to ur goal and able to inflict a pain worse than death: betrayal. i just thought, i could use my imagination with so much more freedom. goodie two shoes have well frankly, really limited choice of action if u may. after all, ur actions must always conform to acceptable social norms…and there is only so much social norms that are acceptable that u can use to retaliate. i mean, look at the Geneva Convention…in a war; u cannot kill civilians, POW must be treated with respect, cannot torture … the list goes on and on (deep down in my heart, i thank the gods that there is such a thing). it just goes to prove my point.

well, I wouldnt even dream of doing anything like that in reality of course… hehehe… but when i get my hands on ‘Battle for Middle Earth II’ i wouldnt even think twice to raise my army of Easterlings to crush those pathetic goodie two shoes of Osgiliath and bring Minas Tirith to its knees… i will burn the forest of Lothlorien to the ground (well, i doubt the game has that burning ability… more accurately, i chop down all the trees..ahaha)… i will send my Ring Wraiths to destroy Gandalf the White before he even has the chance to cast the ‘Light of Istari’… MUAHAHAHAHHA…my my…. im getting too into this aren’t I? better get back to work…